Families who fall below the income-tax filing thresholds would not owe anything.
Generally, you would not owe North Carolina tax on income earned in New York.
Under a nonguaranteed contract, the Mets would not owe Rodriguez anything from his 2011 salary if he were released before spring training.
Couples do not have to file amended returns if they do not want to, a senior Treasury official said, meaning that couples who might pay the marriage penalty would not owe back taxes.
That family would be due a rebate of $1,210 under current law, $2,218 under the Bush plan and $3,462 under the Gore plan; it would not owe those amounts.
Mr. Rangel's lawyer, Lanny Davis, said that the congressman's accountant believed that Mr. Rangel would not owe federal taxes on the unreported income because the income would be offset by a deduction for depreciation and a credit for the taxes the resort owner paid to the Dominican government on the rental income.
Ms. Csvihinka said that adding her partner, Gina Bonfietti, 43, a self-employed piano technician, to her health insurance obligated her to pay a federal tax on the value of the additional coverage that married couples would not owe, and that since the civil union she has also had to pay tax on her daughters' coverage even though the girls were on her plan, tax-free, before.
Simmons (1979) argues for a further necessary condition for Y's owing gratitude to R: that Y must not want the benefit in question not to come from R. Y may not want his once-abusive father to pay for his college education, for example, in which case Y would not owe him gratitude for doing so, even if Y might have been happy to accept the same benefit from anyone else.
Yahoo had asked the IRS to rule that it would not owe taxes in a spinoff of about $23 billion worth of stock in China's Alibaba Group.
Michael Guenther, a certified public accountant in Sacramento, who works with video game companies and has three Kickstarter clients, says most such startups would not owe tax in the first year because of the combination of business costs and tax benefits, such as the research and development tax credit.
